Until my recent rewatch, I forgot how well this pilot set up all of the conflicting forces in Sydney Bristow (Jennifer Garner)’s life — SD-6 versus the CIA; her father versus her independence; her graduate studies in literature versus her work as a spy; and her personal life versus …

Bones the television series is about a Forensic Anthropologist named Temperance Brennan who helps the FBI solve cases. She works alongside the handsome FBI agent called Booth who is played by David Boreanaz. The two get on very well working together. They solve all kinds of …

The Fugitive: Tiger Left, Tiger Right had Richard Kimble kidnapped as a case of mistaken identity. A man who had been injured and could no longer walk without crutches had intended to kidnap the man he held responsible. Instead, he got Kimball, who had been working as …

The Nemesis episode of The Fugitive is one of those I really like a lot. We meet Lt. Gerard’s son, Phil, Jr. The two have been driving back home from taking Gerard’s mother home when the police detective gets word that Richard Kimball has been spotted …

The Fugitive: When the Bough Breaks is a poignant episode that guest stars Diana Hyland as a woman who is traveling with her baby. Kimball comes across her when he hops a freight train. As events evolve, he discovers the baby isn’t hers after. Then he …

The Fugitive: Man on a String has never been a favorite episode of mine. I’m not totally sure what it is, but even as a kid watching it for a first time, or even when I watched all of The Fugitive episodes several years ago when they were …

In The Fugitive: World’s End, Suzanne Pleschette stars as Ellie, a woman who believes in Richard Kimball’s innocence, as did her father. Her father, who had been Kimball’s lawyer, had hired a detective and Ellie places an ad in papers across America in an attempt to contact Kimball. …

The second season of The Fugitive began with a show entitled Man in a Chariot. It’s a powerful show that guest starred Ed Begley as a law professor with a huge chip on his shoulder, stemming from an accident that has left him in a wheelchair. Begley …

I am amazed at how truly entertaining and educational this show is. I’ve been watching it for a few weeks now with my six month old son. I am truly impressed. I can’t stand to watch most of the preschool programming that comes on TV. They’re usually so boring or …

The Cleaner: Lie With Me is the season ender for year one, and frankly, I just don’t get it. I was ultra disappointed in this show. It’s all about the Banks family and how it suddenly spirals downward. All season long, the story has been about …

The Cleaner: Five Little Words is an intriguing episode from the show’s first season. It’s one that is full of flashbacks where we see some of what William Banks (Benjamin Bratt) has gone through as he battled drugs in the past. We get to see how he …

Back to One is the eleventh episode of The Cleaner’s first season on A&E, and it’s a mixture of home life and another addiction story.
At home, Melissa tells William that she has been studying real estate and wants to get her license. He’s happy for her, though he’s …

Steven Culp and Kelly Lynch guest starred in The Cleaner: Rebecca. This was another solid episode with a lot of drama to it which I enjoyed watching. Both Culp and Lynch are excellent performers and they bring a lot to the table. Lynch is especially riveting …

The Cleaner: The Eleventh Hour has a lot of good going for it. I absolutely loved the way that William and his son Ben come to a resolution about the difficulties that they’ve been having in the first part of the season. They had a contract meeting, …

The Cleaner: Let it Ride had a couple of nice guest stars in it. The first was Steve Lawrence, a personal favorite of mine through the decades. He was a gambler here, a man who’d lost his wife due to his betting on the horse races. …

May 29, 2009 marked the end of The Tonight Show with Jay Leno after 17 years. I was never a fan of Leno, and I felt NBC shenanigans resulted in him getting the job over David Letterman. The thing is, I’m not a fan of Letterman, either, …

The first thing I enjoyed about the Memorial episode of Touching Evil was the time we got to see David Creegan (Jeffrey Donovan) spend with his ex-wife and daughters. I continue to enjoy that connection which is strong and very present. It’s the first time we really …

The first thing I learned about I’ma Celebrity … Get Me Out of Here is that Spenser Pratt and Heidi Pratt are big jokes, and I feel sorry for their fans. I realize The Hills is a huge reality program, but these two are jerks; they’re worse than …

I’m almost afraid to admit that I’ve been watching The Phone. After all, it’s on MTV and it’s from the mind of Justin Timberlake. Now that’s scary!
The Phone is an overly dramatic program that has made stunt people very happy. The stunt bill must be enormous for …

I had to chuckle as I watched the early portions of The Cleaner: House of Pain. For some reason, I just never recognize people on this show. Whether that’s supposed to be the street and drug element of the series, I don’t know, but I’ve discovered after …

This is another good episode to The Cleaner. It’s called To Catch a Fed. In it, William Banks is surprised to see the new truck of his dreams show up on his doorstep. It’s a gift, but it comes with a catch. The gift-giver is a …

The Cleaner: Here Comes the Boom has William Banks (Benjamin Bratt) trying to help the son of someone he helped in the past who has died. The boy’s father has returned, promising that he’s clean and is going to stay clean. Banks decides he has to test …

As The Cleaner: Chaos Theory went on, I kept wondering who it was who was playing William Banks’ old friend, Quinn. He was so familiar; finally realized it was Jeff Fahey. He was perfect for the part, but with the look he had, I didn’t recognize him.
The …

The Cleaner: Meet the Joneses was a very good episode. While Benjamin Bratt owns this show and is hard to ignore, guest star Annabeth Gish stole this episode. She was so strong and effective in her role as the perfect wife and mother, who not so perfectly …

Now that I was familiar with some of the shooting styles of The Cleaner and how fast paced it is, watching its second episode, Rag Dolls, was a little easier. One thing I noticed here is that this show has a very distinct visual pattern. They do …

Out of boredom recently, I noticed that the entire first season of The Cleaner was available ‘on demand’ of my cable company. I’ve never watched the show,nor had any real inclination to turn it on, but I have seen the advertising about the start of its upcoming second …

Touching Evil: Mercy was the season ender for this show. It began with a more detailed look at David Creegan’s near-death three years earlier. I had thought maybe they were going to focus on that completely and maybe get the shooter, but it was just more background …

Touching Evil: Grief involves yet another grizzly crime where women are killed with their hearts cut out. This show is not for the faint of heart, even when it’s at its best.
There is an early reference to Holly Creegan, David’ ex-wife. He has her hidden away in …

Touching Evil: Entropy celebrates the third year of the OSC, the FBI unit which David Creegan works for, and they celebrate by having a party. Like their cases, the party is odd. It’s like everyone lost their sanity. Strange.
Throughout Touching Evil: Entropy, Creegan is looking for …

In Touching Evil: Boston, David Creegan (Jeffrey Donovan) and the FBI team travel to Boston for their latest case. It’s an emotional trip of sorts because Boston is where Creegan grew up, so he has a lot of memories there, many of which he is conflicted about.
My favorite …

Touching Evil: Attachment opens very dramatically with David Creegan remembering the farewell with his kids that happened towards the end of the last episode. I really hate the direction the show opted to go in. That said, it made for a bang of an opening.
Then we transition …

All good things come to an end, and apparently that’s what happened in Touching Evil: Love Lies Bleeding. I’ve said from the beginning that the part of the storyline I really loved was David Creegan’s relationship with his ex-wife, Holly, and their two daughters, Samantha and Lily. …

Erlin Montel 2 is a much more improved and personally to me, more better than the 1st part. This part 2 is more revised and it is more natural to see the main actress playing Erlin to be herself totally. She is plump in this drama but she …

I just started watching the hit show True Blood from HBO and so far it has been a fun ride. If blood and really explicit sexual scenes don’t make you squeemish or you enjoy that than this show is for you.
The characters are easy to digest and the story …

If you’re into paranormal stuff and ghosts I strongly suggest you watch Ghost Hunters on the SciFi channel on TV or on your computer. I watch it on HULU.COM for free. This isn’t your everyday television show.
The show isn’t set up to prove ghosts exist but more to prove …

Oh wow. I adore Gossip Girls. I don’t understand though, how teenagers get to drink ALL THE TIME and never get carded. That’s the only thing. However, the production of the series is quality, I love the actors, and can’t wait to see what they do with season 3. …

Touching Evil: Slash 30 was the first episode of this series that I really didn’t enjoy much at all, and I believe the reason why is that it is the first one that was very soap opera-ish. Where dramatic shows often go wrong is when they try to …

The Tonight Show with Jay Leno is hilarious and entertaining. Jay Leno always has great, relevant and up-to-date jokes for every show. The band that performs during the show is also excellent. Another great thing about this show is that there are some pretty neat actors, stars, etc. people …

The Office is a television series that airs on NBC. One of the best things about this show is that it is absolutely hilarious. This show covers the life and story of those who work in an office. The show has aired for about 4 seasons now and it’s …

In my opinion, the third episode of Touching Evil called Justine was the most intense yet. It was spellbinding at the end. I just couldn’t take my eyes off the screen.
What Justine does is wrap up the story that was begun in the pilot, while also taking …

Bruce Willis is the man behind the American adaptation of this British TV show called Touching Evil. It’s strange and oddly compelling, but if you blink, you’ll liable to miss something important.
Jeffrey Donovan does a great job as Creegan, the quirky detective who responds differently to the world …

Touching Evil is a very different and quirky show based on a British TV series. Jeffrey Donovan, now known more for his series Burn Notice, stars as Detective Inspector Dave Creegan. Creegan almost died a while back (actually, he was dead for a bit before revitalizing), and …

The conclusion to A Certain Justice was better than Part 2, which I felt was a bit slow in this mystery crime story from P.D. James. This is the part where we get to the genius that the Commander Adam Dalgliesh is supposed to be. The puzzle …

A Certain Justice - Part 2 was a bit slower for me than part 1 was. This story is from the P.D. James novel and uses the familiar character of Commander Adam Dalgliesh. As an American, I assume commander is a detective. That seemed to be …

The First Cut is the Deepest is the second episode for season 1 of Grey’s Anatomy. For this week, the gist of the story would talk about lines like the finish line at the end of the residency, the line separating personal life with work and the most important …

I think when I watched this Space Toon television programs, it was still somewhat new. They were the first time that have children channel in Indonesia. Although, the other television sender also have some children programs as well, but it’s not for the whole day. There was certain time …

I don’t watch a lot of PBS (Public Broadcasting System) shows and never have. I just didn’t grow up watching the dramas too much, probably because so much of it is British and the culture was strange to me as a child. I didn’t know what they …

I was a little surprised by Wagon Train: The Sam Darland Story because I enjoyed it more than I thought I would. This season six episode reminds me a lot of Boys Town and Father Flanigan, though there isn’t any connection. It’s just the idea that makes …

From the final season of Wagon Train came The Katy Piper Story, featuring Frances Reid. Reid is most famous for her decades on Days of Our Lives where she was the matriarch of the entire town. She’s a strong actress, and as Katy Piper, she’s very enticing …

Wagon Train: Little Girl Lost is a story from the final season of Wagon Train. It’s a little unusual for a western to have this type of story. I think it was perhaps their strange attempt at a Christmas tale since the story aired in Mid-December of …